| Summary: | An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News. The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content. STORE HOURS: 8 am. to 6 pm. WED. 8 am. to 1 pm. SAT. 8 am. to 7 pmo TELEPHONES: Office 21; Hardware Dept. 34; Grocery Dept. 4; Dry Goods 124. MAGRATH, ALDERTA. .Friday, March 20 th. 1953. TEE W-AGE DRESSES In pastel cottons, plaid tissue ginghams', striked taffeta with the "PETll'EEN’r'T3£elt i\ il r~ Sizes 7 to 14X.'.$5.95 to $12.95. LjONNi t Sandals in white or red for children. Sizes 2 to 8. "FREE I In gree contrast, and rust with tan sole and front flap. SPRING SHOES ARE ARRIVING EACH DAY. PICK YOURS OUT NOW WHILE WE STILL HAVE YOUR SIZE’’1111’’’’ beige "MISS SEVENTEE , Noron & crepe sole. Also a red leather • loafer with frcnt—ftapr SHOES Our size range is now complete. Get yours now1. S T UART Saddle shoes for young tots and growing Misses Size 6 to 8. & 9 to 3. Ren sew/ Wheat Qerm \_________________ - (cabbage'' HEW & FRESH.2#/l9p LEMONS For pies, desserts, . & punch.per doz.55$5 j V --- > 'Baby bPants Plastic ft rubber panties. Regular to 69£-iz for I/O price bPidStlC iaheuge < Regular to GLASS TUMBLLRS Regular 18^ Sale 2/2 5zc 4 LIMPS (Llectric) Regular '>10.95 Wednesday only .J7.50 Wi/LaTuRS Lhildrens5 and Ladies coat & pullover sweaters. Regular to ,,>10.95 Wednesday .1/3 off. Mr. ft Mrs. John Chetek Jr. of Edmonton were weekend guests of his parents Mr. & Mrs. J. Chetek. They came to see his father who is ill in the hospital. Mr. & Mrs. J.A. Ririe are in Calgary attending the annual Calgary hull Sale. Mrs. Evelyn (Northgrave) Munroe returned from Salt Lake with Mr. ft Mrs. A. J. Sabey. She is visiting her parents, Mr. ft Mrs. A.C. Naylor. Having served two ft a half years in the L.D.S. Mission in Eastern Canada, Mr. James Ferguson of Cardston, son of Mrs. Veta Ferguson of Magrath, returned home last Mon. Miss Jeanette Honingor of Raymond ft her , guest, Miss Valerie Peterson of New Zealand were Magrath visitors Sunday. "MAGRATH TRACING CO. LTD." Thursday evening Mrs. Dan Russler entertained at two tables of bridge. A social evening was enjoyed, afterwhich a tasty lunch was served. Mrs.’ Frank Bond of Coaldale visited Mr. ft Mrs. Norris Blaxall while Mr. Bond was here participating in the bonspiel. Sunday visitors at the Geo. Ovard home included Mrs. Nellie Harmon ft daughter Norma of Pincher Creek and Mr. Florence Hughs & family of Taber. NEW DENIM SKIRTS ft JUNIOR SIZE DENIM PEDAL PUSHERS IN PASTEL SHADES. $3.95 ft $3.35. Mr. Merlin Stevens, former employee of Tanner Bldg. Supplies left for his home in Provo, Utah Sunday. He plans to attend the Brigham Young University. The Magrath Rockets ttfved onto the finals of the Alberta Senior Men's Basketball League in Edmonton Saturday, trimming the Waterloo Meteors 70-56 in the sadden death semi-finals, A1 West scored 23 points in the first half as the Rockets piled up a 20-16 first quarter lead and a 38-31 margin at the conclusion of the first half. Meteors began checking West closer in the second half and limited him to 10 points, but Wes Rice shook loose and netted. 11 to spark the club's second half effort. The Magrath squad displayed a sharp passing attack and some excellent shooting particularly in the final quarter when they froze the ball for nearly 4 minutes despite frantic Meteor efforts to regain it. Du/e to this win the Rockets met the Golden Bears for the Alberta Title in Edmonton Monday 4 Tuesday but were defeated in both games making them uneligble for further competition. The bad luck f m a black cat crossing your path depends on whether you're man or mouse. (cont1 above) FOR BgAUTJFl - z . HAJK TRY OUR RICHARD HCUZJT HOMR , PRHuL'ZEhT RRFILL. KIT / W RZZ* •••• • Refill kit plus a 2 oz, bottle of Erg Creme ' Shampoo.LOTH for Hl.75.,,"Try it WOW" OVYLY H TRY JRRGENS LGTIGI For soft, smooth hands try "JERGEWS LOTION". Small size - 37$ Medium Size - 65$ The large economical size - .1.15 EVENING IN PARIS COLOGNE - $1.00 PERFUME - $1.00 AS A/ "V' / R' >! M 1* Z / < * X V " V Zz ■ 5? Mr. & Mrs. Harold Merkely & Mr. d Mrs. Bert Ingram of Calgary were here this weekend enroute to Cardston with a troupe of 75 to present the operetta. "The Chimes of Normandy" conducted by Keith Wood. Sunday afternoon Mr. Harold Tanner, James Blaxall, Watson Ririe, Vonna Poterson, Norma Tanner d Kristy Miller motored to Waterton Lakes to attend the ski tournament. Mrs. Beth Smith d family from Fernie, B.C. were weekend guests _,f Mrs. Zola Whitehead. The Magrath Curling Club wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the donors for their very fine contributions toward the successful Bonspeil just completed. BONSFEIL WINNERS INCLUDED: Event nc Evans- Bull ock- Bond- Lowry- 1- Raymond Taber Lethbridge Cardston Event no. 2- Garden City Motors Event. Tdg. Co. Event Bullock- Yoachim- Bixby- Lawlor- Taber Cardston Warner Ma *rath SILK HEADSCARFS Event No. 3 Johnsen- Magrath Watson- Pic. Butte Yoachine- Cardston Ehlert- Ma grath Event No. 6 Evans- Raymond Lafferty- Barrus- Wilde- Taber Ma grath Raymond The Allan Owens Rink was the 1st. out of the scarfs with a novelty i Bonspeil- Prize — 4 lovin cups. bird design and plain I --- ________________________ border.$2.50 Pretty silk head - Plain silk head - scarfs in asserted colors.$1.00 LNew Point PLankies ■i Petit Point design in each corner. 69$ ea. Lace hankies and lacc trimmed ones - 69$ to $1.00 YOL,?S O D A Y Boxed hankies - Just the thing for a Birthday or Easter Gift - $1.00 to $2.19 Mr. d Mrs. K. Balderson motored to Edmonton Sunday March 15th to visit friends d relatives. While there they attended the playoffs between the Rockets A Tears. FLOCKED ORGaIIDY CUiiTMIN iLT A.IALS.White d red. The Second Ward Mia Maids d Explorers fireside was held at the home of Miss Joan Anderson Sunday evening. Mrs. Alberta Dudley was the speaker of the evening. After a social evening, a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. "magrath trading co. ltd." JUST ATQIVSID .x new shipment of L.Do So religious books. Look them over at the Men's Jept. at TGA- ______________ JlfG PC,LTD. The Second Ward Loy Scouts entertained the Beehive girls Friday evening. The evening was spent playing volley ball and dancing. A delicious lunch was served by the hosts. Tuesday evening Mrs. Ina Elaxall was hostess when she entertained at two tables of bridge. A delicious lunch was served. Mrs. Lowell Frodsham Nee Lovina Keeler is here visiting with her parents Mr. & Mrs. D.H. Keeler. A friend is a present that you give yourself. A FEW COWBOY KINGS AT Miss Kristy Miller was hostess at a kitchen shower honoring Miss Arlene Hudson Wednesday evening at the forEiers home. Those present were: Miss Arlene Hudson, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Gloria Alston, Mrs. Doreen Alston, Mrs. Betty Loose, Mrs. Shirley Salberg, Mrs. Shirley Neilson, Mrs. Martha Wright, Miss Kathy James, Mrs. Mary Jane Rice Arlene received many lovely & usefull gifts, A tasty lunch was served by the hostess. Miss Hudson is to be married March 26th, at the Alberta Temple to Mr. Golden Harker. THE OLD PRICE. DOy's.03.25 Youth’s.$3.75 Men’s. .E5.65 STOCK UP FO R SUMMER Miss Betty Jane Coleman was guest of honor at her fourth birthday party Saturlay aftern-cr She received many lovely gifts from the friends and relatives who called. Games were played and tasty refreshments were served. Mr. A Mrs. Allan Anderson are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, bom Saturday, March 14th at Edmonton. BOYS' RUBBER^P KNEE BOOTS^bj SIZE I to \ 77 y A new shipment of boys* striped T - shirts have in the Mens Department. 8. 10. A 12 for bovs ase just arrived SMALL - Size 9 - 10 - 11— 12 years. MEDIUM - Size 12g-, 13, A 13j- for boys age 12, 13, & 14 years. LARGE - Size 14, 14iy 15 for boys age 15, 16, & 17 years. Friday evening’ about 49 ladies met in the Relief Society Room of the Second Ward Church to participate in a Red Cross Home Nursing Course. Mrs. Doreen Alston was unanimously voted as secretary and the course is under the direction of Mrs. Jack Harker. \This course is an instruction of how to act in case of sickness in the home or if a doc. tor is not immediatly available. The next lesson will take place at the Magrath Hospital and will entail bed making, bed baths etc. All ladies are pronged to be there at 8 0’ clock sharp. ’ Mens' Sport sweaters by McGregor in colors of fan and fam. In all sizes.,, J3.95 ea. Miss Barbara Fell .or ’s 'irlfriend, Miss Lillian Clarke were guosts at the formers home. "MAGRATH TRADING CO. LTD." THE TOWN CATER?ILLER Thursday, March 12th. we soil three car loads of white face heifers. (The beginning). Fed two winters, nearly all grain they could at 35$. a lb. and it. Purchased in 1951 :ld for 18$ a lb. Now that is makin money f ast? Put some say the problems will b price will go up and some say it will go down. Who knows? This venture brings to mind the Town Cat. purchased last year by the late Town Council for b8,500.00 cash, over half of the Rl6,000.00 borrowed form the Dank of Montreal. The foreman for Pi. 'got Construction Co (contractors) owners of dozens of big cat- erpillers told us the town machine had a trade-in value of 02,500.00 (scrap) yet the loss here Is only a fraction of our own and is borne by 200 tax payers. Who ever dreamed that live stock pricesDr. A.W in the U.S. would drop to present levels, j Our price is tied to theirs now that the empargo is lifted. WaNT ADS FOR SALE: 4 year old milch cow. Burns Harker FOR SaLE: Oil burning brooder, 250 chick capacity. Good as new- RlO.00. Ernest Driggs-phone Rllt FOR SaLE: 2 Coal heaters. Alta. Govt. Telephones. FOR SALE: 1-1935 Model "D" John Deere Tractor. Completely overhauled. Cal Alston. FOR SaLE: baby Astril Fridge 4 table. ,35.00 cash. Syl Rarick at Carters Garage. FOR SaLE: Locomotive washer in good ccndit ion. Maureen Tanner. A NEW SPORT SHIRT HAS JUST ATRIVED IN COLOR: OF WINE, GREY, ,1 RUST. YOU MUST SEE THIS SHIRT TO APPRECIATE IT. PRICED AT JUST U. THE NEXT .EZTING OF THE EVENING AUXILIARY will be held at the United Church Friday, i4arch 20th. at 8 P.M. after the regular meeting there will be s children's bazaar shower to which the Ladies Aid are invited to attend , Roll call will be a household hint. Barbara Anderson CARD OF THANKS: We would like to thank anyone who helped to make the Bonspiel a success. theNOTICE RE: BEGINNERS: Parents— We will (register beginners Wednesday, March 25th, 2 P.M. sharp at the Public School. School readiness with parents under tp, the direction of Superintendent L.A. Boughton. It is important that both parents attend this meeting. The children need not attend. B.W. Dow -Principal NOTICE-TO ALL OWNERS OF DOGS: Notice is hereby given to all owners, or harbourers of dovs in the Town of Magrath or the Magrath District. All dogs must be kept tied up or penned up. Any dog found running at largo will be destroyed. Any police officer, game warden has full authority to shoot any dog found running at large. This is the official word received from Allen, Dominion Veterinarian. Const. D.G. Coleman. FOR SALE: cheap. Bed Lounge, in good condition, Mrs. peter Dow. X&GRATH UNITED CHURCH NEWS: The evening auxiliary of the United Church in Magrath, will hold their regular meeting Friday, March 20th, at 8. P.M. in the church parlor. Guest speaker will be Rev. K. Hanbart, minister of the Dutch Reformed Church in Lethbridge. He will speak about the results of the floods upon the people of Holland during the recent storms which struck the countries of Europe. He will also speak about his work with new Canadians who have taken up residence in Lethbrid. ,e and the surrounding area. The ladies of the Day W.A. will be the special guests at this meeting, THE TYRO BOYS CLUB: of Magrath will meet in the church on Friday, March 20th, at 4 P.M. rather than on Thursday at the regular time. Sunday March 22nd. the minister Rev. Pentland will begin a series of sermons on "Jesus and the Cross". The subject Sunday will be "How Jesus Prepared for the Cross." 1 WE NOV/ HaVE a NEW SHIPMENT OF "ARROW" TIES PRICER AT q-1.00 & 01.50. NEW "ARROW" BOW TIES aT Ol.’tO. SEE THEM IN THE PEN'S WEAR DEPT. . //Il/illll/i/ll PANTRY SALE: Saturday at 2 P.M. in Sherba's Cafe. Sponsored by the Second Ward M.I.A. young people. Proceeds for the Beehive Camp. Mrs. V.E. Bohnet. THE ST. JOHNS LUTHSRN CHURCH LaDIES AID will be hell at the home of Mrs. Hope Loose on Friday, March 20th. at 2:30 P.M. Anyone wishing a ride meet at the Trading Co. corner not later than 2:15. Mrs. j. Fellgerj. FOR SALE: 2 roomed’house 14 x 16. Painted and shingled. Russel Blumell FOR SALE: 1 small cream separator. Russel Blumell FOR SALE: 1000 bales of oat straw. C.E. Harris FOR SaLE: 2 sets of good harness with collars. 'Si.00 a set. G.W. Fossey. THEATRE NEWS: THURSDAY: "Bronco Eusters" a thrilling Western in color. FRIDAY & SaT. "THE STOOGE" starring the ever funny, funny men. Dean Martin 1 Jerry Lewis. MONDAY & TUESDAY: " CLEOPATRA" with Claudette Colbert & H. Wilcoxon, A family feature. FOR SALE: The Tago Mollar House. 2-g- acres with sugar beet contract included. Firs. Mollar. washed pure white sugar bags for dishtowels j PILLOW CASES, DUSTERS, ETC. 45£ each. "MaCAUTH TRADING CO. LTD."MARVELUBE - „>1.22 per gallon - 5 gallon lots. MARVELUBE GREASES - No. 11 - 88 - 66 . MARVELUBE GEAR QIL - 5 gallon cans - $2.M 5 lb. cans. - $1,10 Essolubo Heavy Duty Oil $1.28 per gallon - 5 gallon lots. 1 case of quarts for $8.88 MICA AXLE GREASE •' .*1^* • ■—i 1" *A‘ T ‘i* T’i'T'A' ? *_7g_" IE * -7. *1 J The Annual Magrath Rod A Gun Club banquet was hell Wo"noslay evening in the United Church Hall. A very delicious supper was served by the La ,’iss Aid. The election for 1953 officers of the club reinstated F.F. Dallerson as President with Bert Jensen A Wayne Robinson as 1st. C2n^. Vice Presidents respectively. Dill Scott remains Secretary by acclamation. A few side splitting’ stunts were performed by volunteers, afterwhich the prizes for the fishing d huntin- Derby were presented by Dill Scott. Lawrence McClain A F.F. . _ _ _ ’ ( cent’ above) rMiT<2.iTMi ,-ai-1±i7:-.CA - A-. . ADA-Vi'- '.“••• Cjzgi;• • ui'Tih, A. A7A-7C. A' '1' uI't'A'-. ' i£i7 Balderson received fishing prizes and Johnny Robinson A Grant Crookston the hunting prizes. Guest speakers of tho evening were George Spar o 4 George Hinds. Mr. Spar.'o especially stressed that the rabbies problem is much more serious than we may realize. To end the evenings entertainment some interesting game pictures were shewn. F.I3. Mr. A Mrs. Roy Mats an A lirs. Floyd Toomer returned Thursday from an extended trip in the United States A Mexico. Mrs. Gwen Harker underwent an append .ctomy at the local Hospital Thursday. glgkiiTixfg*;?:-,-. _______________________________ BEAU /? BARROW LUNCH /COUNTER DATE cturday, march Oeat balls in Tom ato 3auce. .lashed potatoes, gravy, & ;orn, y P0.33^). ,70^ 21 So many uses - very handy - - in the garden - as a planter - _ Abo greenhouse and around the house in many useful ways. The high grade enamel finish _ on the beauty Darrow tray is heat resistant,^/ /k S' HOSPITAL PATIENTS INCLUDE; Eleanor Soenc Mike Lucky, r, Rose Schneider, Dell*Blumell A daughter, Betty Harker, Harriet Strate & Son, Ray Long, Ama Pash uk, Gwen Harker, >3" Cocci "ioses (blfbdy scours) has broken out amen!? the calves at the McIntyre Ranth. Ci-.LL & SEE OUR NEW SHOE AAlIV'iLS. NEW STYLES. Mr. Ken Hindley accompanied Mr. Lee Harker to Salt Lake City where they will visit friends A relatives. Mr. Mrs. Earl Harker will return with them. Mary Hofer, Janet Ito, Jahn Chetek, Munroe & Allan Loishman. Ken 5 to pace Some men think they are ment .lly active because they keep jumping to conclusions. CROWN COMBINATION PROPANE AND COAL RaNGE REGULAR #324® SPECIAL $2395£ Cooking seems much easier with a PROPaNE j HOT PLATE propane radiant. . $29.5*. Mr. Earnest Palmer 1 Son Garry of Coutts visited relatives last weekend. Mrs. A.J. .inderson of Lethbri'l'e was a visitor at the Mr. Mrs. Cliff Merkely home Tuesday. Mrs. Mac Jasman is visitin at the J.C. Robinson home. Mr, a Mrs. Jim Ririe of Claresholm were Friiay visitors at the h 'no of Mr. 7 Mrs. E.L. Ririe. FERggCT ,U,T5IM COOKIES Boil briskly for 5 min, 2 cups raisins 1 cup water 1^ cups brown sugar 1 cup shortning 3 s- gS 1 tsp. baking Powder ■g tsp salt 1 tsp. cinnamon Stir in 1 tsp. soda 1 let stand. 3 cups flour 1 tsp. vanilla 1 tsp. vanilla i tsp. nutmeg 1 cup chopped nutraeats MEAT SPECIALS Beef Shoulder Hearts (lean). ,1b.,,473 Beef 3tew Meat (boneless).lb.,45^ Picnic Hams * (S to 3-- avg.) . ,1b. . .43b Brash CiTPinnH per lb,.45p Sirloin Steak (tender).lb. .65b .pronn.aad Pori TPi ”1 1 .o+. c? IJiliPJ Li. . J. -L.L •./ UU . (Jumbo),.lb.49b Sole Billets (fresh frozen).lb.53b Kipnerscello ____ package).,1b.39b The Gleaner Girls played host to the M Men Wednesday evening at the Assembly Hall Banquet Room in the form of a supper. The decor was r.,pros_-ntinr a ni ht club with all the trimmings, candlclL ht, hand made menus giving the guests of honor their choice in supper cf either Mngrcth Tenderized Steak or Hara from Spotted Ho . Misses Dienna Harker, Maureen Brown, Dienna Robinson & Shirley Toomer acted as waitresses for the evening. As the evening progressed Mrs. Claudette Seward presented a toast to the M Men tc which Mr. Ken Gibb, teacher of the group, responded. The evonin was kept lively with j comic floor shows with iiiss Ruth Keeler acting as M.C. A fashion show was presented "On How Men Dress" by Miss_ss Karma Ehlert, Susie Saga, Jean Gurney, LaVonnie Peterson, Mrs. Norma Tanner A hrs. Ray Atwood. The men really got the inside view of what they look like in their various fishing, hunting, & round the house garbs. Miss Joan Harker acted as commentator for this event. Misses Ruth Keeler, Eva Marie Crookston & Karma Ehlert disguised as famous singers from the New York Opera presented a vocal repdition of "How Much is that 'Man in the Window". Miss Alice Faye Rasmussen conducted a quiz A community singing was enjoyed. Food, fun A laurhter were enjoyed by 31 guests. K„M. METHOD: Cream sugar 1 shortning together, adi eg s. Combine dry ingredients A add half to mixture. Add raisins( they will be quite moist), add rest of dry ingredients. Drop from a sp' on to .greased c okie sheet A bake in a moderately hot oven. Makes about 6 dozen. Mrs. Ethel Miller A good attendance was present for the very entertninir - March 17th festivities ( program, lunch *i dance) which took place Tuesday evening in the Assembly Hall. They were under the auspices of the First ,» Second Ward Relief Societies as it was also the 111th. Anniversary of the I elief Society Organization. Mrs. Winnie Ehlert took charge and Mrs. Mar .aret Ririe opened with prayer. Using- the word’Relief Society" as the theme, Mrs Doreen Alston was a very effective narrator, as the program unfolded: each letter of the word in shining lavender metallic was carried on the sta; e by an attractive young lady formally attired. Sandwiched inbetween each letter, which symbolized the various attributes of the Relief Society, were some very delightful musicals and comic sketches including: Toe dance by four petite ballerinas in colorful rose costumes, Bonnie Brewerton, Cheryl Bennett, Patricia Holliday A Gloria Harris directed by Miss Dam Robinson and accompanied by her sister Marian; Vocal Solo "Where the River Shannon Flows" by Elva Harker accompanied by her son Doan on the guitar; Comic Sketch "The Kleenex Salesman" by Nyal Fletcher; Vocal Solo«"Sweet Violets" Sylvia Drown accompanied by her sister Maureen; "Military Tap Dunce" by six young ladies attired in red ‘ white satin, directed by Dawn Robinson h accompaniel by her sister Marion; Violin Duet, Bessie & Shirley Taylor accompanied by Mrs. Freda Fletcher; Vocal Quartette consisting of L.D. Tanner, Grant Wheeler, Malcom Bridge, & Jack Bridge Jr. an’, a. Vocal Solo "R.oad to. Mandalay" by Jack "ridge Jr. (7 oth accompanied by Maureen Br-'wn). A Comic Sketch "Saturday Night" composed by Gwen Fhr.ris Ringwood end directed by Mrs. Julia jean Ronly culminated the program. li'P+oy’ t.r^ o o.a-py "* n r,v’,'\iTx-\ • * J. U - - J. J_ 1 * ■ ■ » •—I »-» A. • V1. • • *.1 - (— • LA LJ A. J IA1JE - girls attired in various native costume, Dutch, Indian, Biussian, Irish, Scotch, Canadian, etc. danced a native dance of each country represented. Dancing concluded the delightful evoninus ent rtainment. J.C. COME AND SEE OUR FMSHiJM.DLE NSW SBRING PRINTS IN THE LARGER SIZES u.T THE READY TO WEAR DEPT. /?////////////// Good luch is often a lazy man’s reason for a hard worker's success. Mr. Victor Pashuk .f Edmonton is visiting his mother Mrs. Anna Pashouk R his brother Walter. G_____R_____O______C______f___ _R____Y_ SlyAkI Ol '/J EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 20th. c- 21sl Robin Rood Cake Mix white,.2 okgs.for 490 Robin Hood Oats Carnation Milk 5 tins for Neilsons Cocoa-1 '--73/ New improved with cup & saucer, .520 Jardines (0-u or 27/, Canned P each e s lot votey 15 oz. tins,.6 tins for.EL.15 7.75 a casejraft Swanky jwig Cheese Bottled in Relish, Pineapple, , 27 C Pimento, and ala in 2 Moneys Mushrooms .tingoop Cream of v;heat>RPV. 29H CLJ BUTCH Sundown Pork & Beans 6 tins for.370 Kraft Miracle .hip(i6 «z. Sandwich Spread.,,.490 Dili sons ' /hesot Germ-Nn excellent Health.Food 1 lb, pkg. FRESH FRUITS TOMATOES-1# cello ctn.33/ COOKING ONIONS - 2#/23/ LETTUCE - Large,cris? & green.2 heads/33/ SMALL ORANGES doz. - 90/ ORANGES - 252's 2 doz. - 69/ CLBrU.'B ;R 2 tins 270 Giant VBL 09 O OO 0 O O O . . 750 S'UN EalD NECTOR RAISINS .15 oz.29/ lYLMERS PLUMS.10 oz. tins.6 for 79/ DUCHESS HOUSE BROOMS. . .$>1,75 JERGENS' HkND SOaP DEAL. 4 for. 25/ GILLETTS RaZOn BLADES. 10 blades.47/ Hai-0 SH.-J/IPOO. .Family Size.85/ & VEGETABLES OTL^S - NEWTONS OR STAYMANS 5 lb. cello bags for 63/ RADISHES & GREEN ONIONS California - Tasty 2 bunches for.23/ CAULIFLOWER - California per lb. .33/ YAMS .23/ per lb. .
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